Mission Produce Inc Ordinary Shares

Mission Produce reported revenue of $450 million in the third fiscal quarter, significantly beating the Wall Street forecast, while adjusted EPS of $0.18 slightly missed the $0.20 estimate. Adjusted EBITDA rose to $32.4 million, above the top end of the guidance range, driven by higher avocado volumes and the acquisition of Calavo. Management raised expected annualized cost synergies to over $30 million and expects better margins in Q4 from the Peru business, blueberries, a full quarter with Calavo and initial synergies. The stock reacted positively, climbing 6.37% after hours; risks remain from lower avocado prices, integration costs and high liabilities. » More on de.investing.com

Mission Produce will present results for the quarter ended July 31, 2026, on September 8, 2026. Four analysts on average expect EPS of $0.115 (prior year $0.210) and revenue up 2.76% to $367.6 million (prior year $357.7 million). For the current fiscal year, analysts’ estimates average $0.578 earnings per share and about $1.36 billion in revenue (prior year $0.530 and $1.39 billion, respectively). » More on finanzen.net

Mission Produce saw revenue decline as avocado prices collapsed due to a Mexican supply glut, though volumes rose and gross margin expanded in fiscal Q1. Management expects pricing pressure to ease in Q3/Q4 as Mexican output winds down and a record Peruvian harvest lifts yields, with second-half adjusted EBITDA guidance of $84m–$88m. The $465m Calavo acquisition adds Mexican packhouses and higher‑margin prepared foods, improving capacity and diversification, while insiders and several funds have been buying shares. At ~11.9x forward EV/EBITDA the analyst-derived fair value is about $16.50 per share, implying roughly 29% upside, but avocado exposure and customer concentration remain key risks. » More on finance.yahoo.com